Custom decks

A wraparound deck is a type of deck that surrounds the entire perimeter of a house or building. It is a great option for those who want to maximize their outdoor living space and enjoy panoramic views. Your wraparound deck can be narrow or spacious depending on your budget and the available space around your home.

A multilevel deck consists of multiple on different levels that are connected by stairways. The topography of the land often necessitates the construction of a multilevel deck, as hills, slopes, and rocky terrain may not be suitable for creating outdoor living spaces without building a series of decks at varying heights. Constructing a deck over a sloped or rocky area is often a more cost-effective and practical solution than leveling the land for a patio.

A detached deck is structurally different from an attached deck as it is not connected to any permanent structure. Instead, it is built freely in the yard and is often linked to the house through a pathway. These decks are also referred to as "floating decks" or "platform decks" and can be a good option for those who prefer not to attach the deck to their home. Unlike attached decks, detached decks can often be built without the elaborate footing-post-beam structure, and in some communities, no building permit is required to construct one.

Decking is an ideal option for pool surroundings due to its slip-resistant nature and lower heat absorption compared to patio materials like stone or concrete. Additionally, wood or composite decking can provide easy access to above-ground pools. Deck surrounds also offer more space for swimmers to relax and parents to keep an eye on their children

The most common deck type is attached to the home and accessed through doors from indoor spaces. It can be a simple platform or a multi-level structure with a ledger board firmly anchored to the home's framing. These decks are strong and subject to building code requirements as structural additions to the home.